interrogation
gb/ɪntˌɛɹəɡˈeɪʃən/ us/ɪntˌɛɹəɡˈeɪʃən/
B2
英语
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名词
B2
action
1
formal and often intense questioning
A serious and often long time of asking many questions, usually by the police or other officials, to get information or a confession.
用法模式：
an interrogation of [someone] by [an authority]
常见错误：
Learners sometimes confuse "interrogation" with "interview". An "interview" is usually neutral and can be friendly (for a job, a TV show), while an "interrogation" is serious and often stressful, usually by police or other authorities. Another common mistake is using it as a verb (*"to interrogation someone"*), but the correct verb is "to interrogate" and the noun is "interrogation".
近义词
questioning (General and neutral; does not always suggest the same level of pressure or formality as "interrogation".)
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grilling (Informal; suggests very tough or aggressive questioning, often used in everyday speech or about journalists and politicians.)
反义词
silence (Represents the absence of questioning or discussion, contrasting with the active and intense questioning in an interrogation.)
搭配
police interrogation
|custodial interrogation
|intense interrogation
|hours of interrogation
|under interrogation
|interrogation room
主题
law
|crime
|security
|communication
例句
- After several hours of interrogation, the suspect finally agreed to talk.
- The lawyer argued that the confession was forced during an illegal interrogation.
- Reports described the harsh interrogation methods used on political prisoners.
- She requested that her attorney be present for any further interrogation.
- The documentary showed footage from inside the police interrogation room.
学习者例句
- The man was taken to the station for interrogation.
- During the interrogation, the police asked the same question many times.
- Her parents’ long interrogation made her feel very uncomfortable.
- He stayed calm and polite throughout the whole interrogation.
- The suspect said the interrogation was too long and too hard.
名词
technical
C1
property
2
question form in grammar
In grammar, the way a sentence is made into a question instead of a normal statement.
用法模式：
the interrogation of [a clause] in [a language]
常见错误：
Learners may think "interrogation" in this sense is common in everyday speech, but it is mainly a technical term used in grammar and linguistics. In normal conversation about sentences, people more often say "question" or "interrogative sentence" than "interrogation".
近义词
interrogative (More common term in grammar for a question form; often used as an adjective or noun referring to sentences, clauses, or pronouns.)
反义词
declaration (In grammar, a declarative sentence is the opposite type of sentence: it makes a statement rather than asking a question.)
搭配
yes-no interrogation
|wh-interrogation
|syntax of interrogation
|interrogation structure
|interrogation in English
主题
language
|grammar
|education
|communication
例句
- The book devotes a chapter to the syntax of interrogation in spoken English.
- In many languages, interrogation is marked by a simple change in word order.
- Yes–no interrogation often relies heavily on intonation rather than extra words.
- The researcher compared the patterns of interrogation in child and adult speech.
- Some languages use special particles to signal interrogation at the end of a clause.
学习者例句
- In English, interrogation usually changes the word order.
- The teacher explained how intonation shows interrogation in this language.
- We studied the difference between declaration and interrogation in class.
- Some languages add a small word at the end to show interrogation.
- This article looks at interrogation in informal speech.
名词
technical
C2
action
3
technical signal or query request
In technical fields, sending a signal or question to a machine or system to get information back.
用法模式：
the interrogation of [a device/system] for [data]
常见错误：
Learners sometimes assume this technical use always has the same emotional or legal feeling as police "interrogation". In technical fields, it is usually neutral and simply means a request for data or a signal exchange.
近义词
query (Common technical term especially in computing and databases; usually implies a structured request for specific data.)
反义词
response (Refers to the data or signal sent back, which is the opposite side of the interrogation–response pair.)
搭配
radar interrogation
|database interrogation
|system interrogation
|remote interrogation
|interrogation signal
主题
technology
|science
|communication
例句
- The transponder sends its identification code automatically after each radar interrogation.
- Frequent interrogation of the database can slow down overall system performance.
- The sensor supports wireless interrogation from up to fifty meters away.
- This protocol defines the timing of device interrogation and response.
- Remote interrogation of the meter allows the company to read usage without visiting the house.
学习者例句
- Each radar interrogation makes the airplane send a code.
- The software logs every interrogation of the main server.
- Remote interrogation lets engineers check the machine from far away.
- Heavy interrogation of the database made the website very slow.
- The device wakes up only when it receives an interrogation signal.
语法
词典原形
interrogation
IPA
GB/ɪntˌɛɹəɡˈeɪʃən/
US/ɪntˌɛɹəɡˈeɪʃən/
音节与重音
in - ter - rog - a - tion （5 个音节）
Stress on 4th syllable (a)
词形变化
Noun
- Base: interrogation
- Plural: interrogation, interrogations
词族
Forms
interrogations
noun
Core family
interrogate
verb C1
interrogator
noun
Related words
interrogative
adjective C1
相关表达
custodial interrogation
1/kəstˈoʊdiəl ɪntˌɛɹəɡˈeɪʃən/
fixed phrase
formal
questioning while someone is in custody
Formal questioning of someone who is not free to leave because they are being held by the police or other authorities.
例句
- The court ruled that the suspect’s rights were violated during custodial interrogation.
- Lawyers debated whether the conversation counted as custodial interrogation under the law.
interrogation room
1/ɪntˌɛɹəɡˈeɪʃən ɹˈum/
fixed phrase
room used for formal questioning
A special room, usually in a police station, where people are asked serious questions by officials.
例句
- The detective led the witness into the interrogation room.
- The video from the interrogation room was later shown in court.
under interrogation
1/ˈʌndɚ ɪntˌɛɹəɡˈeɪʃən/
fixed phrase
being formally questioned by authorities
Being in a situation where the police or other officials are asking you many serious questions.
例句
- The suspect is currently under interrogation at police headquarters.
- While under interrogation, she asked several times to see her lawyer.